Sentence examples for easily harm from inspiring English sources

"Not only will it not help people, it could easily harm them".

The roots of all kinds of duckweed are very tender, and thus, disturbance can easily harm their roots.

That information is used to persuade a target that the criminal either has the person already or can easily harm them if he doesn't receive the requested compensation.

But while some recognize that "drug-induced homicide" charges could just as easily harm their children as an overdose, others still cling to the idea that punishing dealers and cutting supply can solve the problem.

Be very gentle, however, as daddy long legs are fragile spiders and you could easily harm them.

The males and young females have poisonous spurs on their hind legs that could easily harm a human.

Thus the findings of this study suggest carefully adjusted ventilator settings in elderly patients, because with a given ventilation strategy the lungs of aged individuals may be more easily harmed than those of younger patients.

While in the shower or whenever your hair is wet be gentle with it as it could be easily harmed.

Amaryllis roots are easily harmed during transplanting, so if you are not used to transplanting flowers you may wish to replace the top 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) of soil instead.

But in its decision on Thursday, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in New York, reinstated the charges, finding that Mr. Autorino's "fraudulent scheme was both intended to, and could easily, cause harm to the F.D.I.C.'s security interest".

Other incidents have led to more easily traceable harm.